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High resolution encoding and transmission of traffic information

a technology of traffic information and high resolution, applied in the field of traffic information coding and transmission, can solve the problems of tpeg and plr, suffer from a number of disadvantages, etc., and achieve the effect of increasing the geospatial resolution of traffic information

Active Publication Date: 2016-04-14
SIRIUS XM RADIO INC
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The patent text describes a system and method for improving the accuracy and resolution of traffic information by dividing known location intervals into smaller sub-segments, efficient coding of the traffic information, and distributing it to users through satellite and data networks. The system can also break down highway linear segments that traverse multiple broadcast service areas, reassemble them at the application level without gaps in coverage, and filter out large volumes of data that do not need to be processed by a specific application. Additionally, the system can efficiently divide data delivery into multiple temporal domains for independent filtering.

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Both of these proposals, TPEG and PLR, suffer from a number of disadvantages when applied to a broadcast distribution medium such as a satellite radio channel.

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[2108]The purpose of this section is to show how the various calls fit together to provide a full service to the application. This is not a complete application ready to drop into an automotive system and provide a full Apogee traffic service. The other aspect that it is difficult to capture in example code is appropriate error handling. Application techniques for handling errors may be quite different during initial development,

[2109]pre-production validation and final production-level builds, so the generic directive of ‘handle error here’

[2110]serves as an indication that error processing will be required in that code path.

[2111]Appendix A contains the complete listing of the code fragments explained here, to show how it all fits together.

[2112]The example illustrates the following operations:[2113]starting the sdk and audio service[2114]starting the apogee traffic service[2115]building a collection request for an area around Detroit[2116]building an extraction request for l...

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[2247]The following example script is similar to the Philadelphia demonstration, but showing how the individual commands can be joined into a set of test cases. The user should refer to the “Running the CLI” section of “SX-9845-0340 Introduction Design Guide” for setting up the necessary files and how to run the SDK data services CLI application.

 say “START”audio startapogee start 0x00000000#Let the service come up.say “Wait 5 sec for service to start...”sleep 5say “Wait end.”## Philly area requests#say “Request Philly area.”req = apogee vrequestmbr1 = mbr −75.212 39.693 −75.093 39.995apogee add_bsas $req; $mbr1;apogee show $req;filter = apogee vfilterapogee add_all_linears $filter; $mbr1; $req;apogee show $filter;apogee add_all_ramps $filter; $mbr1; $req; 0apogee show $filter;apogee add_all_ramps $filter; $mbr1; $req; 1#used for subsequent extractions in phillyextract scriptsvlanecount = integervlinearcount = integervflowvec = apogee vflowvecvchanged = integervlanetype = apoge...

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Abstract

Systems and methods are provided for increasing the geospatial resolution of traffic information by dividing known location intervals into a fixed number of sub-segments not tied to any one map providers format, efficient coding of the traffic information, and distribution of the traffic information to end-user consuming devices over one or more of a satellite based broadcast transport medium and a data communications network. Exemplary embodiments of the present invention detail a nationwide traffic service which can be encoded and distributed through a single broadcast service, such as, for example, an SDARS service, or a broadcast over a data network. Exemplary embodiments include aggregating the traffic data from segments of multiple location intervals, into predefined and predetermined flow vectors, and sending the flow vectors within a data stream to users. Confidence levels obtained from raw traffic data can both (I) be disclosed to drivers / users to supplement a very low signal (or no signal) speed and congestion report, and (ii) can also be used in various system algorithms that decide what local anomalies or aberrations to filter out as noise, or to disclose as accurate information and thus more granularly depict the roadway in question (and use additional bits to do so) as an actual highly localized traffic condition.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This application is a continuation-in-part of co-pending International Application No. PCT / US2014 / 029221, designating the United States, with an international filing date of Mar. 14, 2014, and also claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 61 / 785,663 filed on Mar. 14, 2013, to which benefit and priority were claimed in PCT / US2014 / 029221, the disclosures of each which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties.TECHNICAL FIELD[0002]The present invention relates to traffic information coding and transmission, and in particular to a method of increasing the geospatial resolution of traffic information by dividing known location intervals into a fixed number of sub-segments, efficient coding of the traffic information, and the distribution of the traffic information to end-user consuming devices over a satellite based broadcast transport medium.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0003]Various proposals have been presented fo...

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IPC IPC(8): G08G1/01G08G1/09
CPCG08G1/0141G08G1/091G08G1/012G08G1/0129H04H20/55G08G1/092
Inventor FRENCH, LESLIE JOHNDOMBROWSKI, JOHN EDWARD
Owner SIRIUS XM RADIO INC
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